If you have even a semi-frequent need for flowers for personal or business events, then you know how expensive real ones can be ... required to make them look as lifelike as possible), we know ...

In the past, Westra has taken the tapioca wood and formed it into flowers herself but because of high demand and the busyness ...

Of course, faux flowers have a few downsides: No Fragrance: They look real but lack the scent Upfront Cost: High-quality faux flowers can be pricey, but they’re a long-term investment.

but you may find manipulating the paper pieces easier if you make a larger version of this flower; doubling or tripling the dimensions for each piece will take away a bit of the real-deal look ...